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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

This i the drowning season.
Scarcely $ dsy gOeS by without It's
report OF boat or bathing disaster.
When duly investigated, nearlv every
one Of these accidents proves to have
been the result OF careIeSsness or
fright. Ignorant Of the art Of swim
miug.s person falling overheard from
= boat or getting ont Of his depth
while bathing instantly Loses his pres
euee OF mind, snd even the most
skilled swimmer eSa FeSeae him only
at the imminent risk Of his own life
Now. II 8 person can not swim. Il :
not st zu necessary that he should
drown. 1t i easy 70 float and It
i easy To tread water Everybody
should learn how TO do these things.
and TO realize that thereby the wster
viii boov them up If only they will
rfgidlv abstain from losing their
heads and will stick To eertSlu COM
mon-sense principles which should be
familiar To every >chooI-bov- More
over. alI parents should see To It that
their children learn To swim II Is
indeed strange that smOng s people
% fond OF maritime pleasures s. our
own. swimming schools are cOn>picu-
Gus bv their absence Why might
not ; swimming school De attached To
every gymnasfuns And why might
not some Of the old salts who haunt
the watering pisces aIoug the coast
find II profitable To give swimming
lessons To batherss At only few
places l. this done al the present
time PkfguEr
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

\ private dispatch from Louis
vile states that the republicans hAve
good ground for their en1husizsm-aH.I
that T the Republican Bradley :
not elected governor the Democrats
have suffered ) reverse which ! IN
Drecedenred IN the history Of the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

Psrfizmeut on Monday by 3 change
OF large majority from the oppos-
ing parCv l. considered 3 most su-
uIeious event In the Irlsh cause Snd
the probable effect viii Be s more hu-
nan course towards Ireland In s
speech IN the evening TrevelySn said
thzr heaeefor1h ireland must be treat-
eli N the spirit Of co1cffrarion, kind
ness and confidence, al OF which \
devUucIv 10 Dc wished
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

the year must Be met, and sha shove
sun viii probably Be ABSORBED. ne
report shows healthy state II sa,n-ftl
srTsir> Is woNst ne Stef>ss,-s,si
doubtless. t. saaay % examine the ss,.iI-
tori account and ascertain wAerr -
great a >sr3 a. S4IS. 9IS goes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

Government ActUary Elliott esV1-
mates the population Of the [ nIIe't
states on June 81. IeS1- 81 5S->s5--
600 \ year agO II Was returned 81
= 4z0. 900 The increase OF ,473.-
900 / the Iargest IN our history
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The people OF Montpelier under
republican rule. are nov enjoying the
free delivery system OF the mails
Montpelier i 70 Be congratulated on
the fact that It / still h-nored with
zn efficient republican postmaster
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

American dairy products are nov
estimated - worth $50. 00O. O0e
annuaIly. Of which perhaps one
third represents exports and The
average consumption OF such pro
duets By our people averages *
dOIlars or more per head annually
Mix and butter zre nov - cheap
that this zmouuE represents aa in
mense aggregate
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

There are inriuzti0us thar the anti
Cleveland democrats IN New Yora
EiII not die % apopIexv through their
over e1erti11s II carrying the stale
for the democracy this wear They
4re 4ware that s democratic defeat 81
the fall election would BE : serious
setback ID Hr CIeveL4nd-= aSpirz-
-Ilr. f-- -s-noufsarlru.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The NeE YORK court u zUDezIs
HIS made 3 decision Of espari4l inter
81 81 the present tine N vIeE Of
the bribery trials In which the main
evidence fixing the guilt Of the &C
cused parties : given By their 2eeom-
Plies II the crime TIE decision
holds IL 70 Be sufficient s-co<rObo-z-
ton" OF an 2eeompEee's evidence that
he was seen IN close Company With
the accused. that they we're Old az
quzTntances. that they were travelling
under suspicious circumstance. and
that an opportunity had thus ben A.
foried for the eoBeOcriOn and OH
mission Of the crime
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The Chicago Railroad 4gg esti-
mates that the totSi increase OF mile
aye 81 railroads In the United States
II I>S7 viii be not less thzn lU-uoo
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08
To the Press Of Vermont.

Al friends of Scientific Temper
anee Instruction viii be panied with
the criticisms upon Mrs. Hunt and
The Pathfinder text books that
have appeared In several Of our state
papers based upon the report Of the
Minne<ota Text Book Committee.
This report contained statements
which Mrs Hunt has proved false in =
lengthy Circular IN which she Is suS-
tanned by authorities that can not Be
gainsaid- That just such opposition
should exist / not strange When
the children zre Taught temperance
and total abstinence. the rscrzas arg
czst 81 We ask the editors Of the
state 20 spare their criticisms until
thev know the facts and To stand
with the Christian women Of Vermont
against the rum power Let u prove
the value Of our law and the excel
Iencs OF the books selected By our
committee. before We assaI the NO
CIves Of Mrs. Hunt and the W c.
T. L A : philanEhrOpic organiza-
tiOu- Ne have : right 10 this courtesy
on the part Of our brothers Of the
Press OF Vermont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The Galveston Mrs. / autL0ri-.
fog the statement that n Ioo0 thzrr
we're only about so miles OF rail
wav N Mexico. while bv the close Of
the present year there VII b over
$50 With a capital o. about sIzF--
DIO.000 invested OF the total mile
age z-7Ga miles are owned and op-
Grated b. Americans An idea Of
the value Of railway construction %
Mexico nav Re obtained Ehen Il /
stated thai the revenues Of the coun-
Try have increased from 81 $40 600
II Is7s % 50. 600. 600 In I556-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

And S-7H there : talk Of smother
daily paper IN Burlington but tails
svaiIeth little n establishing ; news
paper
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

some people N LyudonvIlle want &
: newspaper II thz- town. Snd Al
Effort : being made toStzrt i Nszcs-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The passage OF the Georgia house
OF representative Of the bill prohibit
ing white and coI0red children 70 be
Taught N the sane school. thus pre-
venting the professors % the Atlanta
university from teaching their own
children IN classes With their coIored
pupils L not only : backward step
which shows the still prevailing ani-
mus OF the old South. but II / :
wrong 70 the c0Iored race- which vii
BE- followed BY depriving than Of
separate appropriations wherever the
bourbon element : strong enough To
DO T. And the fact that there were
only two votes again=t II and those
were cast BY eoLored men. shows that
the whole state Of Georgia having
deprived : majority Of Is citizens Of
. free and peaceful Suffrage. i now
ready and anxious % dI74u4IItv them
- fast - possible for citizenship
New South. indeed
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08
FANCY STRAW HATS,

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The latest advises from England
indicate that the immense IHcre4se IN
tde Gladstone vote hzl- caused pan
ie among the UnisslsisE7. The eIee-
ton Of cir George o. TFevelyan %
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The unanimous denomination OF
Gov FOtsksF for Gov q Ohio L.
surzs hi triumphant reelection
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

80 far = known 10 charges have
vet been made agaInst Higgins.
Thomas Or R2sin Of Baltimore f0E
their offensive pzrrisznship At the
recent primaries II that city \
democratic exchange savs that the
Civil Service Reform association
Of Maryland has nov determined
not % make such changes These
things 20 % prove what has for
some tine been becoming more and
more app4rent-th4t for the powers
that b there / 10 such thing q Of
fenzfEe pzrtisanzhip IN = democrat
II / something that exists only II
republicans
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The New York TIj5HAs quotes The
presidents q TWO leading IRE insur-
anee companies = SAYING that the
Ios=es By fire. during The last few
months hzve destroyed al profit IN
The insurance business and that N
less better Iuck ensues al the con
panies VII have % greatly increase
their rates o. quit business Tie
losses throughout the co1ntry for the
Iast two months have been 81 the
rate Of 500. 90. 900 = year. O four
q I've times the normal rariO- i
good many fires sre attributed 70 The
iucendizrv teachings OF Her Most
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

Wien Baby sick gave her CAstoriA-
When she w&s Child she crled for CSstoris.
Wien she became Mss. she elung 10 CastoriA,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

Az IKE BIT E5zrs -zgEEx
a. 1sez4-r= - EffgF Cez4xsszzz-z go T...~
r. 80 81 yaEzz- ETxFs- Sse. LET
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The 2ggCgIGrS c0FTt5Gtg between E1S
BIaine snd Sherman dIpIouars Is
81 that could be desired Speaking
u The side Of Sherman. the Cuaclu-
aatI Commercial tT11-ettg says 1t
! not necessary for u To say james
e. Blaine hiss warm and enthusiastic
friends IN Ohio That goes without
saving. Blaine. If s candidate would
sweep our STATE. Let It be distinctly
understood that while we favor
sherman. and do It without if or
butts We DO not oppose Blaine The
la1cer has 5 hold upon the republican
party that can not be easily shaken =
A. result Of extensive inquiry
the Lewiston. Maine. Journal L able
10 state that bar-r0omS are unknown
il the greater number Of counties IN
that State aud thzt intoxicating liquor
i sold only N the cities and there
the traffic i conducted secretly These
and other facts show that II i wise
10 continue the prUhIbi5orv law
There -r hundreds OF places IN the
Srate where bar-rOoms are unknown
and where no man dare put the cup
that poiSOns 70 his neighbors' lips
and hence L L that We believe In the
pr'hTbitorv laws upon cur statute
books and urge their continuance.
The best antf-povertv speech We
have read IN some time / contained
IN i teIegraphic item Of Monday
The dispatch. which i dated At Al
banv. says The deposits OF the
1wentv-tour hour New York City
savings banks have increased S.
goo 600 since January I. 1851 The
Increase N the state vii Dc about
so. 900. 900 The Increase IN sur
plus or the banks Of New York Civ
/ more than 100000 for the past
* months, and the number Of de-
posters OF open accounts OF the
sane banks has increased 1900
since January I. 1887 1t i true
l. : Socialist speaket once said that
The worzingnen OF this country are
--dIScoUragIHgfv prosperous
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The aIumuI Of Barre. W. academy
hzs performed : graceful and praise
worthy act IN purchasing and desii-
eating 4 monument 10 the memory OF
the late Dr. Jacob = Sparkling who
was : teacher more than forty years.
thirty years Of which he was princi-
pal Of the academy Dr. >pauIding
died IN I.10 He left no estate and
until the completion Of this monu-
meRt III grave was unmarked The
exercises At the dedication which
took place on thursday before = large
gathering % the alumni and distin-
guizhed people, ineLuded IN orztion
b. Col. AIbert Clark O Rutland and
1 poem BY Rev Perrin B. Fisk Of
FLORIDA The monument consists OF
= pedestal Of granite. surm0anted BY
: statue OF Remembrance : female
figure scattering flowers. wrought
from Italian marble
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

Speaking q waving the bloody
shirt" Colonel ". P. Canzdv Of
North Carolina says: As matter
OF f2ct- the rebel -bloody shirt i The
stock-in-trzde Of nineey-nine ont Of
one hundred q the orators Of the
Soath to-day YOa can 90 % : coun-
y fair and hear an address q 20
college commencement and hezr ora
tons. Or u public gatherings and
hear = speech, Or attend any kind If
= public occasion where there L
speech-m4kiug- aid yoa vii hear the
lost czgse 2IIudad 20 II some forra q
another a. thing 70 D. gforTfed. re-
membered and treasured r. l. the
one thing that the southern orator
KEEPS On hand a. = sort II stock-su-
trade, and his appeal l. % the old
confederate element 20 stand togeth-
e and make common czuse against
northern politicians and the northern
Poiicy Of government.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08
Bradford Cords,

Which arc taking t6r iced hiag HfrfeHsi..rH.
Scotch sluRlIafus. Ptfk 1901 ari ffamIIfnH filifs
ihfsf ere u pattern - iz yarif rarh. Al aI bee
them. q nrs Iluf ~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

The preparations for the ceIebrz-
ton a Bennington and the unveTIIng
q the monument August Is ara near
II completed ! long list Of Masonic
military and Grand Army. and other
CIVIC bodies have signIfed their n
tentiou Of being present The com-
mittee Of arrangements have issued
this invitation - general nvftation
: extended By the committee n
charge 70 AL military Masonic, Grand
Army. and other civic associations
and 10 citizens n general 80 unite
With the people o. the state q Mass
2chusetts- New Hampshire and Yer
mont II celebrating tbe event Al
such bodies that VII d present are
requested % notify the several con-
mites OF the number who vii at
tend and whether accompanied b.
band O. not Military and civic Or
CARNATIONS VII report 20 DIN Scott ::
Knights TemDI4r and other Masonic
bOdIes 70 Grand Chaplain Gen John
r PTIIing= Grand Army Posts 20
Commander Charles Z Graves. Ben
nington- VI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08
BUTTONS,

And think can sulf BOZ fhaf IHf. a HEW Doe a'
uamburgs auI White ftnu,is. hHIHafa.ks. u h'H.
-sersuekers. Lauus, g.. Something Hfa IH tHf
Ton Drrss ffdalIs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

Write FIR C4tal0aHe, and reference from parties
in this vicinity 10 have used the MatLushek for
year, before Baytng any otheu. They cure o.
please
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

ESTHER t HOC.H.
National >Upt-Press Dept " C.T-U
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08
Mathushek Piano.
Established over 20 Years.

Requires bat one fourth the tuning ners-sary for
Others. l. the most thoroughly made. and hnest
toned Piano Ia the void, and sold a. extremely lgW
prlcess quality considered. Gail a. my store and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-08

and yon will find here as clean and
tasty stock OF goods as are found
in Orleans County.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-21
CHAPTER 3794-TNo. ll4.1


AN AC to Authorize the Savannah Florida and Western Railway
Company to Construct Maintain and Operate Railroad
haee and also Railroad Monticello
State Line, and for other Purposes
BE enacted by the Legislature Of the State of Florida
SECTION That the Savannah Florida Western Rail-
way Company corporation created and existing under
laws OF the States OF Georgia and Florida be the
hereby empowered construct maintain
operate railroad from the city of Tallahassee the county
Leon through the counties of Leon jefferson to the
Georgia and Florida State lne and also railroad from the
city OF Monticello in the county of Jefferson through
Counties of Jefferson and Leon to the Georgia and Florida
State ine the said railroads from Tallahassee Monticello
to be connected at the said Georgia and Florida State line
with railroad to be constructed by the said
savannah Florida and Western Railway Company from
city Of Thomasville, in the State of Georgia.
SEC That the said Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way Company shall and enjoy and the hereby
granted to it, all the rights, privileges, mmunes and fran
ches on railroad corporations by the general
entitled An act to provide law for ncorpo
ration of railroads and canas approved Feb 49, 1874 and
by acts amendatory thereof
Sec g. That all laws parts in conflict with this
act be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC T. This act shall take effect Immediately upon ap-
prova by the Governor.
Approved May 30, foo7'
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-21
CHAPTER 3795-[No. 1851

AN ACT ( O of an Act Entitled an
Act to Incorporate the Florida Mi Hand Railway Company Approved
February 10, 1885.
Be enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida:
SECTION That act entitled An act to in
corporate the Florida Midland Railway Company" approved
February 10th, 1885, to be amended read as follows
Sec Upon the filing with the said Board of
said company Of the survey of the which may select d
by said company any twenty miles fraction of twenty
miles at either terminus thereof the Trustees shall withdraw
at the election OF said President the
to the route or section thereof of twenty miles surveyed
from sale Prordd That the shall be to
by the Board if the twenty miles, fraction thereof
veyed and filed not completed within from date
grant of said alternate sections, which deficiency to be de-
termned by the Trustees of the Internal Improvement
by estimating the the said select the
quantity of land found to be due said from any
sections both and odd lying said line of road
where State lands obtanabe and within twenty miles
either side of said road within that distance it's
Florida by of the Congress the United States approved
September 28th 1850 Provided however, That the State
Florida shall not be any liable any defects in
the titles the lands in this granted shall State
of Florida the Board of Trustees of the Internal Improve
Fund be held to make good in liable any
deficiency the quantity of lands granted said company
this if it shall be found that there
quantity of such lands within the limits specified to make
good this And PROVIDED t"thr That any actual
who resides said lands granted by this who may
do purchase of said lands exceed
e and sixty before the completion of portion of
said road which would ene the said company said land
State prices and the moneys paid for said land shall
said railway company when that portion Of their line shall
be completed which would otherwise ene said company
said land.
SEC That section 10 OF the said act be amended
follows:
That the construction of the road herein provided
peed Lake Jessup Leesburg other
point points provided in this ac before the first
day of June, 1885,
Approved June 2, 1887.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-21
CHAPTER asOO-[No. 1901
Approved May 81, 1887.

AN ACT Incorporate Georgia Key West Railway
Company.
Be enacted by the Legislature of the Suite of FLoy1da
SECTION l. Fernando J. Moreno Isaac A. Stewart and
Charles Delano hereby made and constituted BODY
rate under the of the Georgia, Florida Key
Railway Company and by and under that NAV purchase
receive and enjoy lands epemens goods and effects
and the same grant, SELL mortgage lease convey
sue and be sued plead and be mpeadd be
tracted WITH make seal and alter and amend the
at pleasure and make bylaws as NAV be ne
cessary for the government of such corporation.
SEQ The capital stock corporation shall he one
million dollars divided shares of one hundred dollars
but the said capital be increased from to time under
such rules and regulations be prescribed by the Pres
dent and Directors Of said Provided ANY
of capital stock shall be approved by the stockholders at
SEC The said company shall right and privilege
to construct and complete railroad Of gauge the
rails Of which shall not be less than Sc pounds the nea
yard the transportation OF produce goods and
all other articles OF freight together with telegraph and tee
phone line from point to be selected the boun
and southeastery direction to New Smyrna or point to BE-
selected the Atlantic along the eastern and
nearest and most practicable point same and the reht
OF Is hereby granted for sixty feet of the
SEC The sad company shall have the right to construct
their road over the lands Of and bridge navbe
streams and rivers with suitable dawbrdges complying
with the general incorporation the State of Florida
the amendments powers privileges and b
hs granted to railway corporations by said acts and amend
ments hereby conferred the Georgia Florida and Kew
Railway Company not With the provisions
of this act .. = e
SEQ Until Board Of Director, have beeu dulv a,acta
ana installed the above named coporators, majority
shall have all the and authority Of said Board
of Directors. - 4
sso Said company shall commence the construction Of
SAID railway within one and half aer the approval Of
sn and shaA complete the same within ave years from the
% construed to authorize permit the purchase ale or
Of land grants made TO any other nm
corance with the laws and provisions Of their charters
sArpseved Juns z, 1887
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-21
CaAPTER s1sa-rNo. 1Ia.1

M ACI 70 Amend Ssna seyenteeo On incorporate the
Apach'cola and Alabama Railroad Company.
he enacted BY as Legislature of the State Of Florida:
SECTION That section seventeen (lD of entitled
An act to incorporate the Apalachcola and Alabama Rail-
road Company and grant certain lands same ap
wit
Sec H. That the provisions of this shall rights
IN the said Apalachicoa and Alabama Railroad Company
the lands hereby Sned unless the construction Of said
shall he within two years from the passage
approval of this act and be carried reasonable pro-
gress and beneft shall be derived any
of the road after five years
approval of this sct.
Approved May 81 1887